Konstytucja a członkostwo Wspólnoty I Unii Europejskiej
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1995
Authors
Lasok, Dominik
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Wydział Prawa i Administracji UAM
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Constitution and membership of the European Union
Abstract
Since Poland aspires to the membership of the European Union it seems desirable to consider
the project of the new Constitution from that point of view.
The Treaties which have established the Communities imply the capacity of the applicant
State to enter into and to comply with the obligations arising from the membership, which is relevant
to the définition of national sovereignty.
The new Constitution onght to contain provisions concerning the participation in the decission-
making process of the Community, the relationship between Polish law and Community law
as well as procedural aspects of the exercise of the judicial function and the enforcement of decisions
and judgments of Community authorities.
Co-ordination of economic policies will require adaptation of the economic system to the market
economy as well as of social laws in conformity with the Community system.
In conclusion, the new Constitution should be based on well formulated general principles
taking also into consideration the achievements of the European integration.
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Ruch Prawniczy, Ekonomiczny i Socjologiczny, 57, 1995, z. 2, s. 111-121